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Internationale Neerlandistiek - Volume 62, Issue 3, 2024
Volume 62, Issue 3, 2024
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oa Meertaligheid in Max Havelaar
More LessAuthors: Lesia Chaika & Ivo H. G. BoersAbstract (English) A frequent phenomenon in the speech of bilinguals is code-switching, the use of multiple languages in one conversation, or even within a single sentence. Code-switching researchers are interested in the compromises that bilinguals make to embed elements from one language into the structure of the other. Nouns, for instance, that are embedded in the structure of a language with grammati Read More
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oa ‘Want hij was een van hen’
More LessBy Sven VitseAbstract (English) This contribution expands on Meijer’s study of the representation of masculinity in Dutch Second World War fiction. Analyzing four Dutch novels set during WWII and published in the early postwar period, it examines the construction of masculine gender identities in a wartime situation in both occupied and non-occupied areas, comparing male-authored novels (Maurits Dekker, W. F. Hermans) to female-authore Read More
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oa Peter Verhelst en de bevraging van het teken
More LessBy Hein ViljoenAbstract (English) In this article, I investigate the use of signs in poems from the Flemish poet Peter Verhelst’s collection Wij totale vlam (‘We totally in flame’, 2014) in the light of Derrida’s critique of the sign and the metaphysics of presence. I investigate three prominent sign usages in the collection, namely de-contextualization in the case of ‘Uur en dag’ (‘The hour and the day’), far-reaching abstraction in the case of ‘Aure Read More
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